aimbot deterrent and other misc lua scripts
Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 7:40 am
Posting this here because obviously lots of admins use ETPro on their public servers and frequent these forums. I've been dabbling with a bit of lua scripting, and after a little incident with an aimbotter last night I thought I'd release a script that other admins may find handy. Basically this new etbot or whatever it is seems to be able to disable admin_mod, which is a pain in the ass if you dont want to give all your refs rcon to deal with them.
The first script adds a couple of commands available to normal refs logged in via password, the commands are intended to make it unpleasant for bots to stay on your server.
gw_refv1.lua
Whilst I'm at it might as well post these too:
Batterybot: version of Hadr0's anti-spawnkill script modified for battery.
battery_botv3.lua
Selfkill punishment: want to discourage selfkills? use this script to set a limit for selfkills and penalise players in health and ammo.
skcount_v1.lua
I'll stick them on the wiki when I get around to finding out how to work it :S. Please feel free to provide feedback, either on variations you would like added or indeed if the lua masters want to give me some pointers on my first attempts, you are very welcome to do so.
p.s. They are all slightly sloppy atm with commented lines etc. This is due to the fact that I wasn't planning on promulgating them yet, it was only that botter last night that prompted me to do so.
The first script adds a couple of commands available to normal refs logged in via password, the commands are intended to make it unpleasant for bots to stay on your server.
gw_refv1.lua
Whilst I'm at it might as well post these too:
Batterybot: version of Hadr0's anti-spawnkill script modified for battery.
battery_botv3.lua
Selfkill punishment: want to discourage selfkills? use this script to set a limit for selfkills and penalise players in health and ammo.
skcount_v1.lua
I'll stick them on the wiki when I get around to finding out how to work it :S. Please feel free to provide feedback, either on variations you would like added or indeed if the lua masters want to give me some pointers on my first attempts, you are very welcome to do so.
p.s. They are all slightly sloppy atm with commented lines etc. This is due to the fact that I wasn't planning on promulgating them yet, it was only that botter last night that prompted me to do so.